Lanier Theological Library

Biblical Literacy with Mark Lanier

Religion EN ↓ 964 episodes

The Biblical Literacy podcast lets you engage Scripture anywhere through Mark Lanier’s clear, context-rich teaching that blends historical insight, theological depth, and practical application you can absorb on the go. Alongside the weekly lessons, the podcast also features special events with leading scholars such as N. T. Wright, Emanuel Tov, Esau McCaulley, Amy Orr-Ewing, and Fred Gray, giving listeners access to world-class biblical scholarship and conversations shaping the global church—all in one rich, flexible resource for deepening your understanding of God’s Word.

Author

Lanier Theological Library

Category

Religion

Podcast website

biblical-literacy.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android 5M+ downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

Lesson 7 – Galatians: The Gospel or Foolishness? 08.03.2021

Dr. David Fleming, Director of the Lanier Foundation, continues Mark’s series Galatians: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 7, The Gospel or Foolishness, Galatians 3:1-9. David provides a short contextual review as Paul is writing to the Church of Galatia to remind them of what the Gospel is; Jesus Christ died for our sins, was […] The post Lesson 7 – Galatians: The Gospel or Foolishness?...

Lesson 5 – Galatians: Focused Living 08.03.2021

Today’s lesson is presented by guest instructor, Pastor Jarrett Stephens, Lead Pastor of Champion Forest Baptist Church. It is a continuation of the Galatians series: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 5, Focused Living. Pastor Stephens continues Mark’s lesson from last week in Galatians 2:2-14, where Paul defends himself and the Gospel because false teachers […] The post Lesson 5 – Galat...

Lesson 8 – Galatians: The Just Gospel 07.03.2021

Mark continues the series Galatians: A Letter of Grace with Chapter 8, The Just Gospel, Galatians 3: 10-20. Mark provides a brief contextual review because Paul is writing to the Church of Galatia to remind the Galatians of what the Gospel is; Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and was resurrected. Paul states […] The post Lesson 8 – Galatians: The Just Gospel appeared first o...

Lesson 6 – Galatians: The Personal Gospel 23.02.2021

Mark continues the series Galatians: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 6, A Personal Gospel. First, Mark reviews the opening of Galatians, Chapter 2 for context to remind us of the Gospel Paul was entrusted with – Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and was resurrected; this is the same yesterday, today and […] The post Lesson 6 – Galatians: The Personal Gospel appeared fir...

Lesson 4 – Galatians: the Centric Gospel 07.02.2021

Mark continues the series Galatians: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 4, the Centric Gospel (1:1-2:2). In this lecture, Mark varies the direction of the lesson after receiving an email from a class member who raised questions about some of the material Mark is teaching in this series. Mark reworked the lesson to be a […] The post Lesson 4 – Galatians: the Centric Gospel appeared first o...

Lesson 3 – Galatians: the Authentic Gospel 07.02.2021

Mark continues the series Galatians: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 3, the Authentic Gospel, Galatians 1:11-24. We know the first four books of the New Testament are the Gospels, but Paul wrote his letters before the Gospel books were written. This passage in Galatians is Paul’s autobiography, where Paul shares his history as a […] The post Lesson 3 – Galatians: the Authentic Gospel a...

Lesson 2 – The Power and Sanctity of the Gospel 31.01.2021

Mark continues the series Galatians: A Letter of Grace with Chapter 2, The Power and the Sanctity of the Gospel. In this lesson Mark focuses on Galatians 1:1-11. Beginning with Galatians 1:1-5, the opening of the letter is written to the Church of Galatia and is meant to establish Paul as an apostle, who has […] The post Lesson 2 – The Power and Sanctity of the Gospel appeared first on...

Lesson 1 – Introduction 20.01.2021

Mark begins a new series Galatians: A Letter of Grace, with Chapter 1, an Introduction. In this series Mark takes us through a deep dive study into the Book of Galatians. The Book of Galatians is one of the many letters Paul wrote in the New Testament, this one to the churches of Galatia. The […] The post Lesson 1 – Introduction appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

Old Testament Laws That Speak To Us Today 08.01.2021

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with Chapter 7, Old Testament Laws That Speak To Us Today. In this lesson Mark discusses some of the known Laws people ask about in daily life, i.e., foods that should not be eaten, wearing clothing with mixed fibers. These […] The post Old Testament Laws That Speak To Us Today appeared first on...

The Ten Commandments – Part 6 02.12.2020

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with Chapter 6, The Atonement and the Meaning of Christmas. As Mark has been teaching about the Law, in this lesson he discusses “Atonement”, an especially important word when we look at the Laws of Israel. Only Israel’s Laws had […] The post The Ten Commandments – Part 6...

The Ten Commandments – Part 5 02.12.2020

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with the seventh commandment: You shall not steal (Exodus 20:15). The word steal in Hebrew is “ganav”, which means to steal or take by stealth, wrongfully or in trickery. Mark looks at this commandment from three perspectives; 1) face value, […] The post The Ten Commandments –...

The Ten Commandments – Part 4 09.11.2020

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with a focus on the fifth and sixth of the Ten Commandments. Mark dives deep into the fifth Commandment: Honor your Father and your Mother (Ex. 20:12), and the sixth Commandment: You shall not murder (Ex. 20:13). Mark looks at […] The post The Ten Commandments – Part 4 appeared first on Bi...

The Ten Commandments – Part 3 02.11.2020

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with a focus on the fifth and sixth of the Ten Commandments. Mark dives deep into the fifth Commandment: Honor your Father and your Mother (Ex. 20:12), and the sixth Commandment: You shall not murder (Ex. 20:13). Mark looks at […] The post The Ten Commandments – Part 3 appeared first on Bi...

The Ten Commandments – Part 2 02.11.2020

Mark continues with A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character with a focus on the third of the Ten Commandments. Mark looks in depth at the third commandment “Thou shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain for the LORD will not hold him guiltless who takes his […] The post The Ten Commandments – Part 2 appeared first on Biblical Lite...

The Ten Commandments – Part 1 20.10.2020

Mark continued with Lesson 5 in A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: AReflection of God’s Character with a focus on the first 2 of the Ten Commandments. Mark explained in referencing documented laws from the ages how law has always been a reflection of its author(s), and the Ten Commandments area reflection of God’s […] The post The Ten Commandments – Part 1 appeared first on...

What Use is the Law – Part 2 17.10.2020

Mark continued with Lesson 4, How Does the Law of God Reflect God’s Character, in the Series: A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character. Law is a system of principles which are ordained or established rules of conduct as regulating the actions of its member and enforced by penalties. God gave […] The post What Use is the Law – Part 2 appeared first o...

What Use is the Law – Part 1 04.10.2020

Mark continued with Lesson 3, How Does the Law of God Reflect God’s Character, in the Series: A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character. God gave Israel signs to show they were separate from the nations. This showed the national identity of Gods people. Common questions arise: 1) Is the Old Testament […] The post What Use is the Law – Part 1 appeared...

Biblical Law in Cultural Context 03.10.2020

Mark taught week two in the new series, “A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character,” focused on Biblical Law in Cultural Context. Was anything unique about Biblical Law? Mark used the following process to compare and contrast legal codes from that era and area: Define the approach: How the question will be […] The post Biblical Law in Cultural Contex...

SE – Don Finto – Wisdom from an Elder 20.09.2020

The post SE – Don Finto – Wisdom from an Elder appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character 20.09.2020

Mark introduced a new series that focuses on the law as found in the Torah. After giving an overview of different types of law, Mark explained that Biblical law is more than a rule of conduct or action prescribed by a controlling authority; God reveals Himself through the law. By the time of Jesus, the […] The post A Trial Lawyer’s Brief on Biblical Law: A Reflection of God’s Character...

SE – Stephen Trammell – Deep Joy In Spite of Difficult Circumstances 14.09.2020

The post SE – Stephen Trammell – Deep Joy In Spite of Difficult Circumstances appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

SE – Brent Dyer – Worship Through Song 01.09.2020

Mark interviewed Pastor Brent Dyer for a joint session to discuss the power and theology of worship in song: bringing praise to our Creator. 3 areas of consideration: 1. Knowing Brent: An only child whose father and grandfather were pastors. Grew up in Dallas and attended Baylor University. He is married and they have a […] The post SE – Brent Dyer – Worship Through Song appeared...

Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Lesson 24 08/23/2020 Mark Lanier 01.09.2020

This week Mark taught on the power of singing praises to God. The lesson had 3 areas of focus: 1.Biblical instruction -The Bible tells us to sing, to worship God, to bless, honor, and praise what God has done. 2. Historical practice -Worship is giving God His natural place. Singing affects the way we shape […] The post Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Lesson 24 08/23/2020 Mark...

Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Lesson 23 08/16/2020 Mark Lanier 21.08.2020

Mark’s lesson focused on Knowing God, based on the book by J. I. Packer. Mark provided the different meanings of the wordknowin Hebrew and Greek. He taught three points: 1. Perspective: Be a watcher not a doer. We want to knowGod, not simply know about God. 2. Practical: Wegrow our relationship through Jesus, fellowship, the […] The post Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Lesson...

Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Lesson 22 08/09/2020 Mark Lanier 21.08.2020

The Road toEmmaus Series (Luke 24) continues with Mark showing us pictures of Jesus from the Old Testament. Mark focused on Jesus, Abraham & Us from the passage: John 8:48-59. Jesus as the power of resurrection, the great I Am. Abraham who exceedingly rejoiced to see Jesus’ day -Genesis 22:1-14 in comparison with John 3:16 […] The post Biblical Study While Living with Corona – Less...

Listen to the Biblical Literacy with Mark Lanier podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.